Understanding Design Credits

Updated October 26, 2026 187 views

Understanding Design Credits

Design credits are the currency for AI generations. Understanding credit costs helps you plan your design work effectively.

Credit Costs by Feature

Image Generation:

  • Create Mode (basic): 1-10 credits
  • Interior Design: 29 credits
  • Exterior Design: 15-20 credits

Image Editing:

  • Edit Mode: 8 credits
  • Merge Mode: 8 credits
  • Background Removal: 2-5 credits

Image Enhancement:

  • 2x Upscale: 3-5 credits
  • 4x Upscale: 8-10 credits
  • Quality Enhancement: 3-5 credits

Video Generation:

  • Short video (3s): 15-20 credits
  • Standard video (5s): 25-30 credits
  • Extended video (10s): 40-50 credits

Note: Exact costs may vary. Always check before generating.

Checking Your Balance

Desktop: Credit balance shown in top navigation bar.

Mobile: Tap profile icon to see balance.

Credit Sources

Subscription Credits: Monthly allocation based on your plan.

Purchased Credits: Buy additional credits as needed.

Team Credits: Shared pool for team members.

Covered Credits: Credits covered by open house hosts or sponsors.

Managing Credit Usage

Before Generating:

  • Check credit cost display
  • Consider quality vs. cost
  • Use lower settings for drafts

Efficient Practices:

  • Write good prompts (fewer regenerations)
  • Save successful styles
  • Use templates
  • Batch similar work

Credit Tracking

View credit history:

  1. Go to Settings → Billing
  2. Click Credit History
  3. See all transactions
  4. Filter by date or type

Each entry shows:

  • Date and time
  • Operation type
  • Credits used
  • Running balance

Low Credit Warnings

When balance is low:

  • Warning notification appears
  • Consider purchasing more
  • Or wait for monthly refresh

Purchasing Credits

  1. Go to Settings → Billing
  2. Click Buy Credits
  3. Select package
  4. Complete payment
  5. Credits added immediately

Credit Best Practices

  1. Plan ahead: Know your credit needs
  2. Draft first: Use lower quality for iterations
  3. Save prompts: Reuse successful ones
  4. Monitor usage: Check weekly
  5. Budget wisely: Allocate for important projects
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